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let floyd_steinberg matrix (width, height) style = | |
(*We convert the image in grey level according to style*) | |
let new_matrix = grey matrix (width, height) style and | |
old_color = ref 0 and new_color = ref 0 and error = ref 0 in | |
for i = 1 to width - 2 do | |
for j = 1 to height - 2 do | |
(*We save the color of the current pixel*) | |
old_color := get_r new_matrix.(i).(j); | |
if !old_color > 127 then | |
new_color := 255 | |
else | |
new_color := 0; | |
(*We replace the current pixel by the new color*) | |
new_matrix.(i).(j) <- (!new_color, !new_color, !new_color); | |
(*We calculate the error value that will be distributed to the neighboring pixels*) | |
error := !old_color - !new_color; | |
let color1 = fix_rgb (get_r new_matrix.(i + 1).(j) + iof (0.4375 *. foi !error)) and | |
color2 = fix_rgb (get_r new_matrix.(i - 1).(j + 1) + iof (0.1875 *. foi !error)) and | |
color3 = fix_rgb (get_r new_matrix.(i).(j + 1) + iof (0.3125 *. foi !error)) and | |
color4 = fix_rgb (get_r new_matrix.(i + 1).(j + 1) + iof (0.0625 *. foi !error)) in | |
new_matrix.(i+1).(j) <- (color1, color1, color1); | |
new_matrix.(i-1).(j+1) <- (color2, color2, color2); | |
new_matrix.(i).(j+1) <- (color3, color3, color3); | |
new_matrix.(i+1).(j+1) <- (color4, color4, color4); | |
done; | |
done; | |
new_matrix |
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